Doubleneck-electric guitar with 12-string and 6-string neck, ProBucker pickups and hardshell case
SG body made of mahogany
Alpine White Gloss finish
Two mahogany necks (12-string and 6-string) with 'Slim Taper C' profile
Laurel fingerboards with 20 medium jumbo frets and 12" radius
Pearloid Split parallelogram inlays
43 mm nut width (6-string), 45 mm (12-string)
Two Epiphone ProBucker 2 humbuckers in bridge position (12-string with cap)
Two Epiphone ProBucker 3 humbuckers in neck position (12-string with cap)
Two Epiphone LockTone Tune-o-Matic bridges with claw-style tailpieces
Epiphone Deluxe tuning machines with keystone wings
Separate volume and tone controls
Separate 3-way toggles, additional 3-way for active neck selection
Hardshell case included
Legendary double-neck style for epic clean sounds, powerful riffs and a striking stage presence
The Epiphone EDS-1275 Doubleneck Alpine White is an authentic replica of the double-neck electric guitar that achieved absolute legendary status in the hands of icons such as Jimmy Page, Alex Lifeson and Don Felder. The combination of 12-String and 6-string in one instrument not only makes the EDS-1275 an absolute eye-catcher on stage, but also a particularly versatile instrument that is capable of producing both spherical, floating clean sounds and steaming hot rock riffs. For safe transportation, Epiphone also provides this legendary instrument with a solid hardshell case.
6-String & 12-String SlimTaper-Necks
Both the 12-string and the 6-string mahogany neck of the Epiphone EDS-1275 have the classic slim SlimTaper profile for unhindered playability in all positions and are fitted with 20-fret Laurel fingerboards. While the upper 12-string neck has a nut width of 45 mm, the 6-string neck is slightly slimmer at 43 mm and evokes a classic Gibson feel. Thanks to the flowing neck-body connection, both necks can be played surprisingly well right up to the highest registers.
Four Epiphone ProBucker pickups
In order to create a good tonal balance between the two necks, both levels use the same pickup model. Epiphone ProBucker 2s are used in the neck positions, while the bridge positions use a slightly hotter-wound Epiphone ProBucker 3. The two 6-string humbuckers are open-coil, while the 12-string pickups have a nickel cover with a gold look. Separate 3-way toggles are available for both necks to select the pickup. In addition, the instrument offers a further 3-way toggle for selecting the active neck, which activates the necks either separately or simultaneously.
Epiphone LockTone Hardware
The gold-look hardware of the Epiphone EDS-1275 Alpine White is fundamentally based on the original model from the 1960s, but offers a particularly useful additional feature: thanks to the locking function of the two LockTone Tune-o-Matics, which are designed as 6-string and 12-String, the resonance transmission into the body is greatly improved compared to conventional TOM systems. Behind them, the strings are each held by original "claw-style" tailpieces. The hardware equipment of the Epiphone EDS-1275 is completed by a total of 18 Epiphone Deluxe tuning machines with historically correct keystone wings.
Manufacturer information
Gibson Guitar Corporation 309 Plus Park Blvd 37217 Nashville, TN USA EU economic operator Gibson Europe B.V. Smallepad 15 3811 MG Amersfoort Netherlands Service.europe@gibson.com https://www.gibson.com/de-DE
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